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1. According to the Gommatasara Jivakanda, how many Panchendriyas (five-sensed) Aparyaptas (non-omniscient) living beings are there in terms of substance (dravya) measure? They are innumerable (asankhyata).
2. Over time, these Panchendriyas Aparyaptas are carried away by innumerable-innumerable (asankhyatasankhyata) descending and ascending cycles (avasarpini-utsarpini).
3. In terms of spatial extent, the Panchendriyas Aparyaptas are carried away by a portion equal to the square of the one-hundred-thousandth part of a finger's breadth.
4. According to the body-description (kayavada), the Panchendriyas include: Prithvikayika (earth-bodied), Apkayika (water-bodied), Tejukayika (fire-bodied), Vayukayika (air-bodied) living beings; Badara (gross) Prithvikayika, Badara Apkayika, Badara Tejukayika, Badara Vayukayika, Badara Vanaspatikyika, and Pratyekasharira (individual-bodied) living beings; as well as their Sukshmaparyaptas (subtle omniscient) and Sukshmaparyaptas. In terms of substance measure, they are innumerable (asankhyata) lokapramas.
5. The Badara (gross) Paryaptas, i.e., Badara Prithvikayika, Badara Apkayika, and Badara Vanaspatikyika Pratyekasharira living beings, are also innumerable (asankhyata) in substance measure.
6. Over time, these Badara Paryaptas are carried away by innumerable-innumerable (asankhyatasankhyata) descending and ascending cycles (avasarpini-utsarpini).
7. In terms of spatial extent, the Badara Paryaptas are carried away by a portion equal to the square of the one-hundred-thousandth part of a finger's breadth.